Blore's connection with Earl Spencer helped him to gain the commission for rebuilding Lambeth Palace for the Archbishop of Canterbury. Following this he worked on some of the most important buildings in the country, including the completion of Buckingham Palace, on Windsor Castle and on Hampton Court Palace. He gained two commissions for major works abroad, the Vorontsov Palace in Ukraine, and Government House in Sydney, Australia. The rest of his works are in Great Britain, and mainly in England. These range from palaces and country houses, cathedrals and churches, through schools, rectories, and lodges, to groups of estate houses with washhouses.[1]
Name | Location | Photograph | Date | Notes | Grade |
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Green Meadow | Great Brington, Northamptonshire 52.2805°N -1.0235°W | | c. 1822 | Designed as a rectory. | | II |
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Stable and coach house, Weston House | Long Compton, Warwickshire 52.0191°N -1.5946°W | | 1826–33 | To serve the former Weston House; for Sir George Philips. | | II |
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Almhouses | Charterhouse Square, Islington, Greater London 51.522°N -0.1008°W | | 1826–40 | Part of Sutton's Hospital. | | II |
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Magdalene Hospital | Wilton, Wiltshire 51.0823°N -1.8566°W | | 1828–32 | Designed as almshouses for Lady Pembroke. | | II |
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Town Hall | Woburn, Bedfordshire 51.9885°N -0.6195°W | | 1830 | Built for John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford. | | II |
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Fir Tree Cottage | Aspley Heath, Bedfordshire 52.0076°N -0.645°W | | c. 1830 | Estate cottage for the 6th Duke of Bedford. | | II |
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Clock House | Keele Hall, Staffordshire 52.9996°N -2.2725°W | | c. 1830 | Built as a stable block and coach house for Ralph Sneyd (1793–1870). Now part of the campus of Keele University. | | II |
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Lodge, Stowe House | Stowe, Buckinghamshire 52.0314°N -1.0204°W | | c. 1830 | Small lodge to the northwest of the mansion house. | | II |
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Lower School | Woburn, Bedfordshire 51.9898°N -0.6199°W | | c. 1830 | Reworking of a school built in 1582. | | II |
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Pitt Building | Cambridge 52.202°N 0.1177°W | | 1831 | A building for the Cambridge University Press. | | II |
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Bedford Modern School | Bedford 52.1361°N -0.4687°W | | 1831–34 | Designed as a school; later the façade of a shopping centre. | | II* |
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Holy Trinity Hospital | Retford, Nottinghamshire 53.3232°N -0.9507°W | | 1832–34 | Built as almshouses. | | II |
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West Lodge and Gateway | Chillingham Castle, Northumberland 55.5233°N -1.9124°W | | 1835 | For the 5th Earl of Tankerville. | | II |
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Library | St Edmund Hall, Oxford 51.7536°N -1.2501°W | | 1835 | Former church, later converted into a college library. Restored by Blore. | | I |
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9–12 The Square | Chillingham, Northumberland 55.5284°N -1.9076°W | | 1836 | Estate houses for the 5th Earl of Tankerville. | | II |
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Merton College | Oxford 51.7513°N -1.252°W | | 1836–41 | Blore re-faced parts of the north range of the front quadrangle in Bath stone. | | I |
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1–3 Bank Top | Chillingham, Northumberland 55.5283°N -1.912°W | | 1837 | Built as estate houses for the 5th Earl of Tankerville. | | II |
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Stable block | Combermere Park, Cheshire 52.9939°N -2.6124°W | | 1837 | | | II |
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Old Vicarage | Milton Abbot, Devon 50.5907°N -4.2529°W | | 1837 | Built as a vicarage, later divided into two properties. | | II |
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Town Hall | Warminster, Wiltshire 51.2048°N -2.1811°W | | c. 1837 | | | II |
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Stable and coach house, Ramsey Abbey | Ramsey, Cambridgeshire 52.4493°N -0.1004°W | | 1837–39 | For Edward Fellowes. Later converted for residential use. | | II |
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4–8 Bank Top | Chillingham, Northumberland 55.5286°N -1.9119°W | | 1838 | Built as estate houses for the 5th Earl of Tankerville. | | II |
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Literary and Scientific Institute | Warminster, Wiltshire 51.2048°N -2.1811°W | | 1838 | | | II |
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Bank Top Cottage | Chillingham, Northumberland 55.5289°N -1.9118°W | | 1839 | Built as an estate cottage for the 5th Earl of Tankerville. | | II |
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Riding School, Royal Mews | Windsor Castle, Berkshire 51.4817°N -0.6043°W | | 1839–48 | | | II |
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Greenstreet Lodge | Bushley, Worcestershire 51.9988°N -2.2124°W | | c. 1840 | Originated as a pair of cottages in the Pull Court estate. | | II |
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Stables, Haveringland Hall | Haveringland, Norfolk 52.747°N 1.1889°W | | c. 1840 | For Edward Fellowes; partly converted into houses. | | II |
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Archway | Windsor Castle, Berkshire 51.4806°N -0.6045°W | | c. 1840 | | | II |
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Icehouse Tower, Great Moreton Hall | Moreton cum Alcumlow, Cheshire 53.1324°N -2.24°W | | 1841–43 | | | II |
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West Lodge, Great Moreton Hall | Moreton cum Alcumlow, Cheshire 53.1366°N -2.2535°W | | c. 1841–43 | | | II |
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Range of buildings, Royal Mews | Windsor Castle, Berkshire 51.4825°N -0.6054°W | | c. 1842 | | | II |
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Royal Stables House, Royal Mews | Windsor Castle, Berkshire 51.482°N -0.6052°W | | c. 1842 | | | II |
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Southwest gate and lodge, Royal Mews | Windsor Castle, Berkshire 51.4814°N -0.6054°W | | c. 1842 | | | II |
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Pavilion, Kingston Hall | Kingston on Soar, Nottinghamshire 52.8458°N -1.2484°W | | 1842–46 | For Lord Belper. | | II |
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Stable block, Kingston Hall | Kingston on Soar, Nottinghamshire 52.8463°N -1.2484°W | | 1842–46 | For Lord Belper, later converted into houses. | | II |
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Stable block, Castle Hill House | Filleigh, Devon 51.04°N -3.8956°W | | 1843 | Stable block to the west of the house, later estate offices. | | II* |
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North Lodge, Capesthorne Hall | Siddington, Cheshire 53.2577°N -2.2351°W | | c.1843 | Gate lodge. | | II |
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Garden Cottage | Thorganby, North Yorkshire 53.8827°N -0.9381°W | | c. 1844 | House for Revd Joseph Donnington Jefferson. | | II |
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Lodge, Thicket Priory | Thorganby, North Yorkshire 53.8829°N -0.9473°W | | 1844–47 | | | II |
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A House, Marlborough College | Marlborough, Wiltshire 51.4171°N -1.737°W | | 1845–50 | | | II |
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B House, Marlborough College | Marlborough, Wiltshire 51.4175°N -1.7353°W | | 1845–50 | | | II |
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Master's House, Marlborough College | Marlborough, Wiltshire 51.4169°N -1.7346°W | | 1845–50 | | | II |
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Group of ten houses and washhouses | Chapel Brampton, Northamptonshire 52.2919°N -0.9336°W | | 1846 | | | II |
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Merton Hall Shellhouse | Merton, Norfolk 52.5431°N 0.813°W | | 1846 | A garden house in the grounds of Merton Hall. | | II |
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North Lodge, Crewe Hall | Crewe Green, Cheshire 53.091°N -2.3968°W | | 1847 | An estate lodge. | | II |
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Group of ten houses and a washhouse | Church Brampton, Northamptonshire 52.2855°N -0.9477°W | | 1848 | Listed as three groups of houses and a washhouse. | | II |
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Houses and a washhouse | Little Brington, Northamptonshire 52.2677°N -1.0329°W | | 1848 | Part of a planned development. | | II |
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School | Ramsey, Cambridgeshire 52.4491°N -0.103°W | | 1848 | Elementary school. | | II |
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Group of ten houses and washhouses | Lower Harlestone, Northamptonshire 52.2724°N -0.9631°W | | 1851 | | | II |
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Tomb of General Forster Walker | Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London 51.529°N -0.2258°W | | 1866 | Designed by Blore, carved by J. Forsyth. | | II |
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